In 2023, Metra is focusing nearly a quarter of its annual capital spending ($119.5 million) on rebuilding and renewing station facilities.
The new program will advance research and development efforts that seek to improve the safety, performance, and sustainability of freight, intercity passenger, and commuter rail.
The addition brings the total investment to $34 million as the program aims to expedite the delivery of transportation infrastructure projects.
The proposed Capital Budget is $976 million, while the proposed 12-Year Program represents SEPTA’s largest-ever investment in the system.
NYC Transit has now completed 11 of 12 stations that were scheduled to receive renovation work in the first quarter of 2023.
Funding for this infrastructure project was sourced through Gov. Pritzker’s Rebuild Illinois Capital Plan.
GRTC will get $4,057,766 from the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation’s Transit Ridership Incentive Program.
As part of the program, NJ TRANSIT will provide community groups with supplies such as safety vests, gloves, and trash bags.
During this program, a select number of employees will have unlimited access to subway and local bus services with their trips fully funded by their employers.
In the wake of a tragic shooting at its light rail operations building, which left nine employees plus the gunman dead, the agency implemented a mental health program to help the survivors move forward and begin the healing process.
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